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Cella Energy Ltd – Developing Safe, Low-cost Hydrogen Storage

3rd February 2011

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Cella Energy Ltd, is developing a hydrogen storage material that is environmentally friendly and can potentially be used to provide hydrogen fuel for internal combustion engines. The technology is stable and safe, with hydrogen encapsulated in a hydride core by a polymer shell that controls the storage and release processes.

Laing O’Rourke Investment in the University of Oxford

26th January 2011

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The Laing O’Rourke Centre for Construction Engineering will build on existing expertise at Oxford’s Department of Engineering Science and other departments around the University, such as the Department of Materials and the Oxford e-Research Centre, to improve construction methods and processes.

Licensing Success for Isis Outcomes

11th January 2011

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The Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children has become the 100th licensee this financial year of health questionnaires created in Oxford.

Cheaper Solar Technology Developed in Oxford

10th January 2011

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Oxford, UK: Oxford Photovoltaics, a company recently spun out from the University of Oxford by Oxford University Innovation Ltd., has developed new solar cell technology that is manufactured from cheap, abundant, non-toxic and non-corrosive materials and can be scaled to any volume.

‘Silicon Valley: Global Model or Unique Anomaly?’ Call for Papers and Thematic Workshop Experts

6th January 2011

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After Amsterdam, New York, Rio de Janeiro, Copenhagen/Lund, Turin, Singapore, Glasgow and Madrid, the 9th Triple Helix International Conference will be organized for the first time in Silicon Valley - the world’s leading innovation and high-tech hub - by Stanford University’s Human Sciences and Technology Advanced Research Institute (H-STAR) on 11-14 July 2011.

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Nokia and Oxford University Consulting Research Online Popularity

6th January 2011

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Nokia commissioned Oxford University Consulting to put together a report into the secrets of online popularity. The Nokia Soci@lite Report, written by Dr. Bernie Hogan, investigates the secrets to the popularity of a new group of digital social media networkers, named ‘Soci@lites’ defined as people with 5,000 friends.

Oxford Spinout OXEMS Wins Prestigious Award

4th January 2011

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Oxford Electromagnetic Solutions Limited (OXEMS), which was spun out of the Department of Engineering Science of Oxford University by Oxford University Innovation in July 2010, has won a ‘Discovering Start-Ups 2010’ award, demonstrating that its new approach to detecting buried utility assets is recognised as an exciting innovation with great commercial potential.

Oxford University spinout crysalin successfully completes £1.55m funding round

23rd December 2010

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A £1.55m fundraising round has been successfully completed by Crysalin Limited, a company founded as a spinout from the University of Oxford Biochemistry Department by Oxford University Innovation Limited.

Oxford University Consulting: A Valuable Resource

17th December 2010

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Oxford University Consulting, a division within Oxford University Innovation Ltd., co-ordinates and supports access by external organisations to University academics and researchers for consulting assignments.

Isis Participates in New Start-up Company Developing Novel Medicines

13th December 2010

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Oxford University Innovation Ltd, the technology transfer company of the University of Oxford, is pleased to announce its participation in the formation of IXO Therapeutics Ltd, a new biotechnology company formed to research and develop novel medicines from natural sources for the treatment of immune-mediated and inflammatory diseases, which launches today.

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